I have 9006 size bulbs on a 05 Toyota Matrix, will use a HID conversion kit, is this relay harness mandatory? or peace of mind?
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Its not mandatory but I'll say that its worth ever penny. They extra cost is worth saving your factory wiring if anything were to go wrong. I also believe the power to ignite the ballasts is faster as well. Also you'll find that without this so times only one HID light will come on making you turn off/on the headlights again to get everything in-sync. My advice, BUY IT.
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Best thing is check with the owners manuel or google the owners manuel. Unless you bought your car from a private owner who upgraded the headlights the bulbs will be regular not HID. HID lights use different wiring to work. Lastly check with your trusted mechanic, they should know by looks if they will fit. If all else fails and they do not fit contact the seller to exchange them. Hope this helps and good luck!!
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Kendral I had absolutly no luck with the harnesses. I pluged and played but my high beam light still comes on and there is a delay when turning the lights on. As for the use on H11 bulbs I do not know.
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That depends on what year and make of your vehicle. I know Kensun sells both the lights and ballasts separately, so you wouldn't have to buy a kit if you already have HIDs factory installed. Check out Kensun's website at kensun.com and call them at 212-933-9119 for more specific information with your application.
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Im not sure you need to figure out what size is your light bulbs because every car is different like mine are a h7 but you can check online and yeah the kit has everything you will need to function correctly (: i hope this was helpful
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I own a toyota matrix and my high beams are 9005s and they work on my rig. The only reason they wouldn't is if there isn't enough room behind the head lamps. These HID bulbs stick straight out about an inch and a quarter. So if you have that much clearance behind your lights you should be ok. Hope this helps.
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the bulbs are rated at 35W, but the kit draws more b/c of ballast. You would need harness if bulbs do not want to ignite. Most cars do fine w/o harness, some may need. And btw this kit has slim ballast (at least that what is written on ballast). Not sure what TG72 was referring to.
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I think you should try to find the kit with same size bulb as your stock ones. The connections for different bulbs may be different.
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I know you need an H11 bulb. Other than that the bulb comes in different colors, your choice. The ballast is more critical. I would look for one that has what is called CanBus, I think it's called. This prevents warning lights on your dashboard. If not you will need something that plugs in between the ballast and the harness to help prevent the warning lights. I cannot borrow it down to give you certain models due to never actually installing into that specific car and testing to verify or confirm issues or the lack of.
2020812
I think its a universal fit for conversion bulbs because I know all the ballast connections are the same because the bulbs I had h7, h9, h11, oh and h3 for my new fog lamp they all fit into the ballast perfect. The only thing that needs to be different was the bulb that has the connection to the car itself.
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Dear Customer, You would need aftermarket hi/lo dual 9007 HID kit. This item will not work for your application. Thanks
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Most likely not as long as the bulb you are replacing is a standard 194 or 168 wedge bulb. The need for conversion kits are for those cars that have a feature that alerts you when a lamp burns out because these LEDs don't draw enough power to be detected by the computer. The kit fools the computer into thinking there is a standard incandescent bulb plugged in. This mostly applies to newer and "higher end" vehicles than an 89 Civic - I'm pretty sure your car doesn't have that feature, so you should be fine.
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This is the correct HID kit for the 1999 Dodge Dakota. The Dakota will need "Error Free 9004/9007 Wiring Harness Adapters w/ Load Resistors for HID Conversion Kit" in order that the kit should work properly.
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As long as you choose 9007 as your bulb type, you should be good to go. I have the 8k bulbs in my 97' Accord and my 02' Ram 2500. The installation was easy on both, took about 45 minutes for each vehicle.
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Without a heavy duty harness and relay it WILL fry your wires from the bulb to your headlight switch. I've had it happen.
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Yes as long as u get the right bulbs... All the HID kits are universal but just as if one of your stock bulbs blew u go to auto zone or wherever and get the proper bulb for your vehicle
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Yes as long as it's for 9006 bulb. But since these are plug and play, you will still be plugging them into your corroded sockets. What I recommend is cutting the corroded socket off and the mate on the new harness and splice them together. Then you have new and improved sockets. Hope this helps.